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A note on WDS, Airport Express, and DD-WRT Routers
Authored by: philipday on Fri, Mar 28 2008 at 7:03PM PDT

Were the routers working independently before? Are both set to be on the same IP range?

Re the "white blob" connection problems. I find most WDS problems are a result of the units not being on the same channel. Unit A needs Unit B's Airport MAC ID and name, and Unit B needs Unit A's Airport MAC ID and name.